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Intramural 3v3 Basketball, 6v6 Volleyball, and Indoor Ultimate Frisbee Teams are Due!Contributed by Scott Flickinger on 10/05/10 Entries are due at 2:00pm on Wednesday! Be a part of the intramural sensation! Read more . . . (62 words) Tuesday October 4 in Muller Chapel Read more . . . (45 words) Do you know what life is really like in New Orleans five years after Katrina?Contributed by Lyndsey Lyman on 10/04/10 If you do, then you know how much work still needs to be done. If you don't, you should find out! Either way, you should join Audrey's House -- IC's new club that's helping rebuild post-Katrina New Orleans. Read more . . . (162 words) Do you have concerns or questions about Apogee? You can get ANSWERS!Contributed by Clare Goldrick on 10/04/10
Read more . . . (65 words) This course will bring you into the world of water by viewing documentaries and animations about water issues. You will develop concepts and approaches for creating media that can potentially help expand water awareness among diverse people, including here at Ithaca College. Oct. 22 & Oct. 29. Taught by Mara Alper, Park School of Communications. Read more . . . (30 words)
Read more . . . (147 words) CPMA Professor Ron Jude to lecture at the School of the Art Institute of ChicagoContributed by Ron Jude on 10/04/10
Read more . . . (1 words) Are you a member of the faculty/staff who loves to sing? Get back to Ithaca's roots and grab a piece of our history...music! Read more . . . (132 words) Spring 2011 Course Modules in Cultural and Community CompetencyContributed by Elan Shapiro on 10/04/10 Instructors teaching Spring 2011 classes with a community engagement component are invited to include, in the early weeks of the course, a set of learning experiences created and run by community leaders and experienced IC faculty. These course modules are part of a pilot project, funded by the Partnerships for Sustainability Education, to help students work respectfully and effectively with community organizations serving low-income residents and communities of color. Read more . . . (233 words)
Read more . . . (87 words) Unite to Fight Childhood Cancer. Up 'til Dawn Presents: "Nothing is Sweeter than a Cure"Contributed by Elizabeth Previte on 10/04/10
Read more . . . (189 words) Quoted in the media: faculty members Michael McCall, Jeff Cohen and Nancy Cornwell. For more information on the following articles, please visit the IC in the Media page at the Office of Media Relations: Read more . . . (40 words) NSF Strengthens Grant Data Management Rules For All ProposalsContributed by Kathleen Teeter on 10/04/10 Submitted on behalf of Paul Hamill, Director of Academic Funding and Sponsored Programs. As a result of the following notice, any NSF grant that is submitted after January 18, 2011, must have an explicit section on data management. In many instances the plan is likely to make explicit expectations of publications that are implicit now, but in any case a “Plan” section must be part of the proposal package. Read more . . . (96 words) Faculty and students from HSHP and H&S are engaged in ground-breaking robotic research with a goal to provide mobility to infants and very young children with disabilities. Dr. Sharon Stansfield, Associate Professor in Computer Science, Dr. Carole Dennis, Associate Professor in Occupational Therapy, and Dr. Helene Larin Associate Professor in Physical Therapy are working with students in Occupational Therapy on developing different ways for infants to control two Pioneer 3 DX robots. Read more . . . (189 words) Have you signed up for The Walk for Plumpy'nut yet?Contributed by Colleen Wormsley on 10/04/10
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Read more . . . (78 words) Ithaca College Free the Slaves Chapter MeetingsContributed by Jessica Leuchtenburg on 10/04/10 There are still 27 million people enslaved today. Read more . . . (40 words)
Read more . . . (351 words) Students Studying Jobs and Wellness - Seeking VolunteersContributed by Stephen Sweet on 10/04/10 Student researchers are seeking volunteers for a study that they are performing on job designs, wellness, and work-family well-being. This project is part of the Ithaca College Wellness Initiative supported by the IC2 project grants. Read more . . . (176 words) Win a Guaranteed Habitat for Humanity Break Trip Spot!Contributed by Adam Polaski on 10/03/10 Habitat for Humanity has a TON of stuff going on this week. Sunday, 10.10 is the Habidash and Thursday, 10.7, is the Sleep-Out for Homelessness! Read more . . . (227 words) |
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Here's a chance to find out! We are looking for healthy infants who will be six to eight months of age in the interval between October 1 and February 1 to help us test a mobile robot that babies will “drive” by moving their bodies. 
CPMA Professor Ron Jude will lecture about his new book and exhibition, emmett, in the Parlor Room lecture series at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago on Wednesday, October 6th at 6:00 PM.
Join the Harry Potter Alliance on Tuesday Oct. 5 at 7pm in Williams 221 for games and discussion!
Unite to Fight Childhood Cancer. Up 'til Dawn Presents: "Nothing is Sweeter than a Cure"
Ithaca's 1st Walk for Plumpy'nut is this Saturday at Cass Park! Make sure you register now to ensure that you get a t-shirt and goody bag.
Sarah Hawkins, Sport Club Program Coordinator for the Office of Recreational Sports will be moving to Maryland with her husband Ben as he takes on a new position with the National Institute for Standards and Technology this month. 
National Marketing Week is October 4th through October 8th. Register for these SLI sessions on marketing online at